However, they concluded that he had been under the influence of alcohol and that it could have triggered his decision to commit suicide. 30.

On top of all this, there has been huge displacement triggered by the curfews and by subsequent fighting, shelling, killings and arrests in many places in the south-east.”

His loss, the amount of which the Court cannot call into question, was almost three times the amount which would have triggered the need for an authorisation by the Committee on Judicial Functions (see

and procedural obligations to protect female migrant workers from trafficking and labour exploitation • Credible suspicion or prima facie evidence of applicants’ trafficking for labour exploitation triggered

    Following the results of her examination, which was completed on 13   July 2012, the applicant was diagnosed with arterial hypertension triggered by urolithiasis (kidney stones), chronic

However, the consequence of the finding that section 137 of the Act is unconstitutional in part produces significant legal effects of a systemic nature ... triggered by the Constitutional Court’s judgment

Such an obligation on the part of the authorities to take investigative measures may be triggered when a plausible, credible allegation, piece of evidence or item of information comes to light which is

applicant denied any responsibility for the events that took place from July 2009, in so far as it was the Prosecutor who had decided at the time to transfer her embryos into an unauthorised clinic, which triggered

constitutional appeal within a   period of thirty days of when the alleged police ill-treatment had taken place, notwithstanding the, at that time, still ongoing preliminary criminal investigation triggered

His departure was not triggered by a specific event, rather the general problems with the LTTE and the military forces had become too much. In April or May 1998 he sold his garage.

These events occurred between May and September 2013 and were marked by a series of demonstrations triggered by an urban development project which included the construction of a shopping centre on the

having regard to the medical expert’s findings of 21 August 2010 (see paragraph 9 above), considers that the applicant made an arguable complaint of ill-treatment before the domestic authorities which triggered

the experts from the Empathy Centre dated 10 June 2008 containing the results of their monitoring of the applicant between 8 November 2005 and 27 May 2008, the applicant’s psychotic state had been triggered

It could be presumed that her experience there had been a significant stress factor that could have triggered the onset of the illness.

While emphasising that its present ruling did not deal with the question as to whether compensation should be granted, the court found that the request had triggered administrative proceedings and accordingly

annulled their decisions and ordered the applicants to pay the relevant amounts in real estate transfer tax, holding that changing domicile less than five years after purchasing the real estate had triggered

He had to share a 9 sq. m cell with ten other inmates and the lack of space triggered violent clashes within the cell. 28.

On top of all this, there has been huge displacement triggered by the curfews and by subsequent fighting, shelling, killings and arrests in many places in the south-east.”

It could not therefore be doubted that the subsequent chain of events leading to the eviction had been triggered by the adoption of that judgment. 50.

The relevant passages of the article read as follows: “By the time the warning system was triggered the disaster had long since run its course.